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Definition of disease
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Disease
(n.) Lack of ease;
uneasiness;
trouble;
vexation;
disquiet.
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Lungwort
::
Lungwort
(n.) An herb of the genus
Pulmonaria
(P.
officinalis),
of
Europe;
-- so
called
because
the
spotted
appearance
of the
leaves
resembles
that of a
diseased
lung..
Diseaseful
::
Diseaseful
(a.)
Abounding
with
disease;
producing
diseases;
as, a
diseaseful
climate..
Canker
::
Canker
(n.) A
disease
incident
to
trees,
causing
the bark to rot and fall off..
Cleft
::
Cleft (n.) A
disease
in
horses;
a crack on the band of the
pastern.
Initial
::
Initial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
beginning;
marking
the
commencement;
incipient;
commencing;
as, the
initial
symptoms
of a
disease..
Die
::
Die (v. i.) To pass from an
animate
to a
lifeless
state;
to cease to live; to
suffer
a total and
irreparable
loss of
action
of the vital
functions;
to
become
dead; to
expire;
to
perish;
-- said of
animals
and
vegetables;
often with of, by, with, from, and
rarely
for,
before
the cause or
occasion
of
death;
as, to die of
disease
or
hardships;
to die by fire or the
sword;
to die with
horror
at the
thought..
Crisis
::
Crisis
(n.) That
change
in a
disease
which
indicates
whether
the
result
is to be
recovery
or
death;
sometimes,
also, a
striking
change
of
symptoms
attended
by an
outward
manifestation,
as by an
eruption
or
sweat..
Recrudescency
::
Recrudescency
(n.)
Increased
severity
of a
disease
after
temporary
remission.
Lingism
::
Lingism
(n.) A mode of
treating
certain
diseases,
as
obesity,
by
gymnastics;
--
proposed
by Pehr
Henrik
Ling, a
Swede.
See
Kinesiatrics..
Farcy
::
Farcy (n.) A
contagious
disease
of
horses,
associated
with
painful
ulcerating
enlargements,
esp. upon the head and
limbs.
It is of the same
nature
as
glanders,
and is often
fatal.
Called
also
farcin,
and
farcimen..
Epizootic
::
Epizootic
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
disease
which
attacks
many
animals
at the same time; --
corresponding
to
epidemic
diseases
among men.
Catholicon
::
Catholicon
(n.) A
remedy
for all
diseases;
a
panacea.
Antitoxine
::
Antitoxine
(n.) A
substance
(sometimes
the
product
of a
specific
micro-organism
and
sometimes
naturally
present
in the blood or
tissues
of an
animal),
capable
of
producing
immunity
from
certain
diseases,
or of
counteracting
the
poisonous
effects
of
pathogenic
bacteria..
Morkin
::
Morkin
(n.) A beast that has died of
disease
or by
mischance.
Pock
::
Pock (n.) A
pustule
raised
on the
surface
of the body in
variolous
and
vaccine
diseases.
Microbian
::
Microbian
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
caused
by,
microbes;
as, the
microbian
theory;
a
microbian
disease..
Medical
::
Medical
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
having
to do with, the art of
healing
disease,
or the
science
of
medicine;
as, the
medical
profession;
medical
services;
a
medical
dictionary;
medical
jurisprudence..
Diseased
::
Diseased
(imp. & p. p.) of
Diseas.
Preventable
::
Preventable
(a.)
Capable
of being
prevented
or
hindered;
as,
preventable
diseases..
Infect
::
Infect
(v. t.) To taint with
morbid
matter
or any
pestilential
or
noxious
substance
or
effluvium
by which
disease
is
produced;
as, to
infect
a
lancet;
to
infect
an
apartment..
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